A derivation of inertial mass equal to gravitational mass and the origin of inertia

Dai Youping; Dai Xinping

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A derivation of inertial mass equal to gravitational mass and the origin of inertia

Dai Youping 1,Dai Xinping 2 * #

1.Fihao Sci&Tech Co., Ltd., ShenZhen 518029

2.Software College, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou 350108, China.

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Opened online:15 February 2012

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Citation: Dai Youping ,Dai Xinping .A derivation of inertial mass equal to gravitational mass and the origin of inertia[OL]. [15 February 2012] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4463555

In this paper，an affect of the gravitational potential generated by all matter in the universe is discussed. Studies shown that there is a certain derivation of inertial mass equal to gravitational mass, and can get the origin of inertia. We find that Lorenz transformation, mass-energy formula and Newtonian mechanics are all affected by the gravitational potential of all matter in the universe, and the square velocity of light is qeual to this gravitational potential too. Finally, the meaning of parameter c in Einstein equations is discussed.

Keywords:The origin of inertia; Mach's principle; Equivalence principle

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